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Open Specification for Indoor-Navigation
2017 IEEE 11th International Conference on Semantic Computing (ICSC), 2017Recent trends in mobile development have driven smartphones to become multipurpose devices engineeredto improve day to day activities. Due to their multi-functionality, smartphones have gradually evolved to replace traditionalinstruments as an all-in-one digital companions, but remain constrained by their sensory awareness.
Christoph Fabritz +3 more
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Behavior-Based Indoor Navigation
2005Ambience provides large amounts of heterogeneous data that can be used for diverse purposes, including indoor navigation in semi-structured environments. Indoor navigation is a very active research field due to its large number of possible applications: mobile guides for museums or other public buildings [36], office post delivering, assistance to ...
Julio Abascal +2 more
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Indoor Navigation Using A* Algorithm
2016This paper introduced an indoor navigation application that helps junior students in Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology (FSKTM) to find their classroom location. This project implements the A* (pronounced A Star) path finding algorithm to calculate the shortest path for users.
Shahreen Kasim +7 more
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A hybrid indoor navigation system
Proceedings of the 6th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces, 2001We describe a hybrid building navigation system consisting of stationary information booths and a mobile communication infrastructure feeding small portable devices. The graphical presentations for both the booths and the mobile devices are generated from a common source and for the common task of way finding, but they use different techniques to ...
Andreas Butz +3 more
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Duco - Hybrid Indoor Navigation
2016This paper proposes an application especially designed for indoor navigation, Duco. A hybrid approach at trying to find a solution to the problem of indoor navigation by mainly utilising pedestrian dead-reckoning (PDR) along with the aid of iOS wireless location determination systems to aid the process.
Can Surmeli, Tacha Serif
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An Investigation on Indoor Navigation Systems
2020The development of navigation system for visually impaired people in an indoor environment has been a challenge to researchers for more than a decade. This paper presents a review of the literature on recent techniques and methodologies for indoor navigation system.
J. Akilandeswari +5 more
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Indoor Navigation with Minimal Infrastructure
2007 4th Workshop on Positioning, Navigation and Communication, 2007We describe an indoor navigation system based on dead reckoning localization, "augmented photos", and interactive methods that simplify the process of orientation. Our navigator does not require a fixed infrastructure for the recalibration of inertial data but it can improve its performance if a minimal localization infrastructure is available.
Davide Merico, Roberto Bisiani
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Context-Aware Indoor Navigation
2008Over the past few years, several technological advances have been made to enable locating people in indoor settings, where way finding is something we do on a daily basis. In a similar way as it happened with GPS and today's popular outdoor navigation systems, indoor navigation is set to become one of the first, truly ubiquitous services that will make
Fernando Lyardet +2 more
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Generation of indoor navigable maps with crowdsourcing
Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia, 2016This paper presents our research in developing a model for the dynamic generation of indoor maps with crowdsourcing. With approximation of the user traces, we generate a point cloud and develop the topology of the space from time based segmentation of the traces. Moreover, we add semantic information for navigation and localization enabled maps.
Georgios Pipelidis +2 more
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An Approach for Hybrid Indoor/Outdoor Navigation
2017 International Conference on Intelligent Environments (IE), 2017The wide availability of GPS-enabled devices has fueled the development of location-based applications. Among the most popular are navigation applications that guide users along their way. Due to the limited availability and precision of GPS in typical indoor environments, most navigation applications are limited to outdoor scenarios. To mitigate this,
Stephan Wagner 0001 +3 more
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